Kitchen · PRODUCT REVIEW

De'Longhi
EO1270.B Toaster Oven and Broiler

For fan-assisted modes with a grounded 120 V connection. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

Consider EO1270.B for Toast, Broil, traditional baking, and fan-assisted cooking when a grounded 120 V / 60 Hz outlet and two-inch counter gap work. The guide shows six toast slices, but four are preferred and pizza fit is not verified.

Consider it for

A fit for buyers who want both traditional and fan-assisted cooking, can use a grounded outlet, and accept unknown exterior fit..

Look elsewhere if

Not for a hard wattage, measured exterior fit, verified 12-inch pizza capacity, automatic long-duration Bake shutoff, or proof that the historical EO1270B row is the EO1270.B listing.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • The manual names several distinct traditional and fan-assisted cooking modes.
  • Toast shows six slices, recommends four, and has a completion signal with automatic heater stop.
  • The guide states a two-inch placement gap and grounded 120 V / 60 Hz use.

What to weigh up

  • The manual does not publish wattage, weight, or exterior dimensions.
  • A 12-inch pizza-shaped rack is not a verified 12-inch pizza fit.
  • Bake, Broil, and other non-Toast modes use manual shutoff rather than a documented automatic timer.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredEO1270.B
Documented cooking modesToast, Broil, Traditional, Convection, Fan & Bake, Slow Bake, Delicate, Keep Warm, and Defrost
Published food-fit referenceSix toast slices shown; four recommended; pizza diameter unknown
Controls and timerMechanical temperature, function, and timer controls; Toast auto-stops
Placement and electrical notesGrounded 120 V / 60 Hz; two-inch wall/object gap
Source and variant boundaryManual code EO1270.B; frozen row EO1270B punctuation and historic offer remain distinct

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 9, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

Preserve the manual's punctuation

The De'Longhi Owner's Manual inspected prints the model as EO1270.B, while the frozen historical row carries EO1270B without a period. I preserve that difference as an identity boundary; the manual lets us describe the manual-named EO1270.B model, but the old Amazon identifier has not been matched to a present listing. The sources also do not establish the historical seller's exact condition, color, or package.

Grounded power and counter spacing

This is a household toaster oven and broiler whose guide calls for a grounded three-pin outlet rated 120 volts and 60 hertz. The instructions ask for two inches between the oven and walls or other objects on the same counter surface, and say to keep the space above clear. Those directions matter to the usable-counter decision. Measure the appliance and surrounding space before purchase because the manual does not give exterior width, depth, height, or weight. It also does not give a rated wattage.

A multi-mode dial control

The controls separate temperature, function, and timer. The manual names Toast, Broil/Grill, traditional oven cooking, convection oven cooking, Fan & Bake, Bake/Toast, Slow Bake, Delicate cooking, Keep Warm, and Defrost. Defrost runs ventilation only. The Broil selection powers only the upper element at maximum power; Slow Bake uses the lower element; Fan & Bake combines the upper and lower elements with the fan. The guide describes convection cooking on two levels, which can matter when preparing more than one tray. Its temperature table gives 200°F to 465°F for convection, traditional and delicate cooking. Toast and Broil use a separate Toast/Broil/500 mark, so that setting should not be mistaken for a general oven temperature range.

Preheat and timer behavior vary by mode

The five-minute preheat recommendation applies to convection, traditional oven cooking, and grilling. For the non-toast functions, the timer control is set to ON and returned to OFF by the user; the booklet does not state a timed cooking maximum for those modes. Toast works differently: the timer knob offers Light, Medium and Dark, and the guide describes a completion bell and automatic heater stop at the end of the toast cycle. When broiling, the directions call for the upper element, manual attention, and turning food partway through. These operating distinctions are more useful than treating every function as one generic timed cycle.

A six-slice arrangement is not a pizza measurement

The manual's slice arrangement independently supports up to six slices of bread, while recommending four for best results. It also lists a 12-inch pizza-shaped wire rack among the parts. That does not establish universal 12-inch pizza fit, nor does it define a pan footprint. The included-parts drawing names a bake pan, reversible wire rack, broil rack and crumb tray, but a diagram in a manual is not proof that a particular renewed or secondhand package contains every accessory. Buyers who need one exact pan size or a confirmed used-unit accessory set should verify those separately.

Who should choose EO1270.B

EO1270.B is worth considering for a household kitchen where Toast, top-element broiling, traditional baking and fan-assisted cooking cover the needed jobs, and where the grounded outlet and two-inch counter spacing are available. It is a weaker match for anyone who needs a published wattage, measured outer fit, known pan dimensions, an automatic long-duration Bake timer, or a verified color and current seller package. The manual gives practical controls and safety details, but no exterior measurement, wattage, or historic-offer crosswalk. This review reports those instructions and limits; it does not claim hands-on testing, buyer ratings, current price or stock.

What else to compare

If a verified pizza diameter, rated wattage, or automatic timed Bake cycle is essential, use a model with those facts in an exact-model source.

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Before you buy

What power connection does the manual require?

A grounded three-pin 120 V / 60 Hz outlet; the manual does not list watts.

How many bread slices does it hold?

The EO1270.B guide shows six arranged slices and says four give the best results.

Does the 12-inch rack guarantee a 12-inch pizza fit?

No. It names a 12-inch pizza-shaped rack but does not promise a measured pizza opening or general pan fit.

What space is needed around it?

Two inches from walls or objects on the counter surface, with open space above.

Does Bake shut off on a timer?

The non-Toast procedures use ON and manual OFF; the booklet does not publish a timed-cycle maximum. Toast has a shade cycle and completion bell.

Where can I check the current price?

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Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

EO1270.B has a broad manual-listed mode set; keep its punctuation, physical fit, wattage, and current offer boundaries visible.

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